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St. James the Greater, sculpted by Antonello Gagini, in the Museo Regionale Pepoli in Trapani
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St. James the Greater, sculpted by Antonello Gagini, in the Museo Regionale Pepoli in Trapani
St. James the Greater, sculpted by Antonello Gagini, in the Museo Regionale Pepoli in Trapani Trapani Pinacoteca Fardelliana Statue High Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1915-1920 ca.. Date of Artwork:1522. Artist:Gagini, Antonello
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Bookhigh Renaissance Gesture James The Elder Mantle Cloak Christian Religion Parts Of The Body
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This photograph captures the exquisite sculpture of "St. James the Greater" by Antonello Gagini, displayed in all its glory at the Museo Regionale Pepoli in Trapani. The statue, created during the High Renaissance period in 1522, showcases Gagini's exceptional talent and mastery of sculpting. The image beautifully highlights St. James' majestic presence as he stands tall with a serene expression on his face. His finely chiseled features exude a sense of wisdom and spirituality, reflecting his revered status as one of Christianity's most important saints. Clad in an intricately detailed mantle cloak that drapes gracefully over his shoulders, St. James holds a book firmly in his hands—a symbol of knowledge and divine teachings. This gesture suggests his role as an apostle spreading the word of God to humanity. Every detail is meticulously captured by Brogi's lens, showcasing not only the craftsmanship but also providing insight into fashion trends prevalent during this era. The intricate folds of St. James' garment reveal both Renaissance and Baroque influences—styles that dominated Europe during this time. The photograph itself dates back to approximately 1915-1920, adding another layer to its historical significance. It serves as a window into both artistic excellence and cultural heritage from centuries past. Alinari has skillfully immortalized this masterpiece through their lens, allowing viewers to appreciate Gagini's artistry even if they cannot witness it firsthand at Trapani Pinacoteca Fardelliana today. In conclusion, this stunning photograph transports us back to a time when religious devotion intertwined with artistic brilliance—a testament to human creativity spanning across generations for more than two millennia.
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